Death of Caspar Molberg at 86 in Fredericksburg
Caspar Molberg born May 23 1853 in Holthausen Germany died September 23 after 11 30 PM at age 86 4. Funeral September 25 at 9 30 AM Schaetter Funeral Home and St Marys Church with Rev Fr X Wolf and Fr Bauer of San Antonio. Interment Catholic Cemetery. Survived by children Katharine Joseph Charles Clara Henry Hubert Frank Sister Solano 23 grandchildren 4 great grandchildren and many relatives.
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Caspar Molberg
Holthausen
Germany
Schaetter
St. Mary’s Church
X. Wolf
Father Bauer
San Antonio
Arion
Concordia
St. Josephs Verein
United States
Fredericksburg
Arion Singing Club
Molberg
Heinrich Molberg
Anna Schoellgen
Maria Lucas
Hif
Katharine
Paul Schliesing
Joseph Molberg
Charles Molberg
Clara
J. G. Kaiser
Henry
Hubert
Frank Molberg
Solano
Helen Molberg
Paul Molberg
Marie Belrut
Heinrich
Franz
Peter
Hubertine Molbere
Funeral services held for Charles Pluenneke in Castell
Charles Pluenneke died Sunday night in a focal hospital aged 78. Burial followed at Castel Cemetery after services at the family home and Methodist Church conducted by multiple pastors. He was born December 28, 1860 in Fredericksburg and survived by a widow Annie Willenberg and several children and stepchildren.
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Charles Pluenneke
Castell
Radetzky
Fredericksburg
Conrad Pluenneke
Amelia Lehmberg
Annie Willenberg
Perry
Herbert
Anna Schellhase Rites Held After Death in Comfort
Mrs Anna Voigt Schellhase 84 died at her home Thursday and was buried Friday afternoon. Survived by four daughters Mrs Bruno Schwethelm Kerrville Mrs Frances Meyer and Mrs Henry Seidensticker Comfort and Mrs Eddy Karger George West. two sons Emil Schellhase New Braunfels Walter Schellhase Comfort. two sisters Mrs Auguste Allerkamp and Mrs Marie Ingenhuett. one brother Robert Voigt, all of Comfort.
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Marie Ingenhuett
Robert Voigt
Comfort
Markwell Stapling Machine Handles 60 Sheets
The Fredericksburg Publishing Co introduces the Markwell stapling machine capable of stapling or pinning up to 60 sheets, promising efficient binding for mass printed materials.
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Markwell
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Funeral for Mrs William Ottmers Notes Family Ties
Funeral services held for Lina Dietrich Ottmers at Beckmann Funeral Home with the Arion and Bethany Lutheran choirs. interment in Cave Creek Cemetery. Born 1864, she died Sept 21 at 75 years 7 months 20 days. Survived by 12 children, sister, 25 grandchildren, and many relatives. Also report of rare white skunk seen in Crockett County by Game Warden.
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William Ottmers
Lina Dietrich
Beckmann
W. C. Poehlmann
Emil A. F. Hannemann
Arion
Bethany Lutheran Church
Cave Creek
Ottmers
Gillespie County
Adela
Rennie Schlaudt
Eckert
Alma
Max Nemky
San _ Antonio
Amanda
Edgar Watkins
Waco
Minnie
Ernst Petermann
Johnson City
Annie
Fred Altenberg
Somers
Montana
Elfrieda
Robert Heye
San Antonio
Erwin Oitmers
Gold
Arthur Ottmers
Eddie Ottmers
Cavereek
Walter Ottmers
Fredericksburg
Eugene Ottmers
Otto
Louis Grosenbach
Adam Tatsch
August Bruns
Fred Muennink
Peter Jacob
Louis Deltrich
Alligator snapping turtle uses tongue lure for prey
The Game Department's chief aquatic biologist notes that the alligator snapping turtle feeds by deception. The turtle sinks to the stream bed and extends its worm-colored tongue to lure fish, which strike and are swallowed.
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Dame
Game Department
Fifty Four Teachers Employed In Local Schools
A long list of teachers by district and school appears continuing from page 1. Names are given for Live Oak Luckenbach Cave Creek Rocky Hill Palo Alto Pilot Knob Squaw Creek Crabapple Meusebach Creek Pedernales Grapetown Junction Cherry Spring Honey Creek Stonewall Hayden Wrede Lower S. Grape Cr Rheingold Knopp Doss Tivydale Cherry Mt Onion Creek Pecan Creek Nebo Bear Creek Klein Branch Nebgen Klein Frankreich White Oak Williams Creek Petersburg Morris Ranch Willow City etc. Subscribe to the Standard.
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Live Oak
Leo A. B. Fritz
Luckenbach
Pete Weber
Cave Creek
Edgar Beyer
Rocky Hill
Mildred Rolf
Ruby May Kuhn
Palo Alto
Chas J. Ott
Alma Hulsmeier
Pilot Knob
Karl Hartmann
Ruby B. Kneese
Squaw Creek
Joseph Weinheimer
Digestive Tonic Black-Draught Promises Gentle Relief
An old advertisement touts Black-Draught as a spicy all vegetable tonic laxative that cleanses lazy bowels. It links constipation to headaches biliousness sour stomach belching and loss of appetite and urges use for quick, gentle, thorough relief the next day.
Brewers Convene On Public Service in New York
Brewers of America convene at United Brewers Industrial Foundation in New York City on Wednesday October 4 to review three fold educational advertising and self regulation campaign. State directors report cooperation with law enforcement to clean up objectionable beer sales in eight states. Brewing Industry Day at the New York World's Fair follows on October 6.
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Rewers of America
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
New York City
Foundation
Nebraska
Alabama
Kansas
Tennessee
North Carolina
Mississippi
Oklahoma
West Virgina
Buy the better kind work clothes and shoes here
Local store advertises sturdy work garments and footwear with promises of value. It claims prices have not increased and invites customers to visit for selection and savings.
UC scientists study vitamin D needs in birds and humans
University of California researchers compare vitamin D requirements, finding that young tur keys need ten times as much vitamin D as young chicks. The study highlights differing metabolic needs between domesticated poultry and poultry siblings.
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University of California
208 pound gar caught in Angelina River
Verdel Childers of San Augustine hooked a 208 pound gar in the Angelina River. The Game Department’s chief aquatic biologist called it the largest reported gar in Texas.
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Verdel Childers
San Augustine
Stomach Comfort Promises Relief With Potassium Alkalosine
An advertisement from Keidel's Drug Store promotes Alkalosine A to restore potassium balance to relieve indigestion gas gall bladder pains and high blood pressure. A month’s treatment costs $1.50 with money back guarantee.
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Keidel’s
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Anna Schellhase
Texas
Crockett County
Onion Creek
T. J. Neffendorff
Pecan Creek
Elizabeth Lindenberg
Nebo
Meta Clifton
Bernice Carter
Bear Creek
Milton Oeh
Klein Branch
Mrs
Warren McDougal
Imogene Duderstadt
Nebgen
Lee Feuge
Klein Frankreich
Edwin Weber
White Oak
Leola Sauer
Williams Creek
J. Francis Merz
Reuben Jacoby
Petersburg
Hilmar Ditt
Morris Ranch
Alfred C. Heimann
Opal Reeves
Myrtle Heimann
Willow City
Reuben Eckhardt
Mrs. O. K. Nix
Lilly Sultemeier
Cain City
Olga M. Schmidt
Logy
Sunset Motor Lines
Brady Freight Lines
Austin
Houston
San Angelo
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Woerner Warehouse
Henry Kleen
Joseph Bros. Garage
Americas
United Brewers Indusestrial Foundation
40Th St
New York, N.Y
Kerrville Bus Company, Inc
Nimitz Hotel Bldg
South Texas
Big Springs
Abilene
Kerrville
West Texas
Hal Binford
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